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THE OLDEST NULL ON EARTH.
Aunt Nancy HODaI3er says Her Mule
- aver Three score ana Ten.

4 GAINESVILLE (Ky,) telegram says
Stafford. Va, some days ago, gave to the
uorld the story of mule SAID to be fifty
one wears old. To some this story
seemed unreasonable, hut to the people
Of Flovd county who are acquainted
With " Aunt Nancy Honakcr and the Oh
mule" there is nothing wonderful il II.
Mrs Honaker gives the mules age NJ
eeventv-three years, and the animal, she
s,vs and so do numerous other old IN
boiitants here. is very well known 10
have been a resident Of this state over
-iytv wears. He is an importation from
VIRGINIA. and may be brother OF inc
stafford mule. No one knows no" Oi9
me- vas when be emigrated from the Old
Do,ninion. "The old mule had con-
Siderable reputation rs traveller before
3Lc war having. it is said, done service
over several States, and of his war ms
torv many mysterious stories are Wnis,
Nod about But the days of the ora
I,nle's usefulness are not yet oil tne
,- AS me vet does good service IN the
L,~ov and under the saddle, not DeihS
Injected DT7 10 mental service in the pio~
su D. r. ,ra>,nn "The old mule " is to-day
S SnoItby and hearty. and bids far 70 1--we
n n', tbe limit fixed for man, if he has
NOT not already passed the period OF three
ecore wears and ten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
WAR RuInor Denied.

IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch.I
PEsTH, November 25.-A semi-oili
cial denial is given here to the state
ment in the Berlin Post that there
is immediate prospect Of an Aus
tro- Russian war. 1t is stated that
nothing has happened to increase the
danger of conflict, aud the remarks OF
the Post are held to be directly contrary
to the confidential declarations of Count
Kalnoky. The official circles are con
WINGED that war between Russia and
Austria alone san impossibility. because
if Austria were assailed Germany and
Italy would be bound to assist her, and
the inevitable result would be general
conAagration in Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
"Viye La Commune"

by Anelo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, November 25.-Councillor
Valiant presided at the revolutionary
meeting in the Sale de Feyrier this eve
ming. Two thousand persons were
present. Deputies Cameliuot and Basly
delivered violent speeches directed
against NJ. Ferry. They declared that
it was necessary for the people to march
to the Hotel de Vile to prevent a king
from going to the Tmlleries Resolu-
tons were adopted declaring that the
people called upon the popular forces to
organize themselves to venture every
thing against extortioners and traitors.
The meeting dispersed with cries OF
"Yive Ia Commune. There was no
disorder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH--sATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1887

during a gale from the east, which was
accompanied by raging snow-storm.
A steamer about IL o'clock last night at
the height of the gale blew signals OF dis
tress, but nothing could reach her, as the
storm was simply terrible.
This morning upwards Of three hun
dred barrelsof -four were pickedup onthe
beach here, and it is still coming ashore.
The steamer probably struck on Poe's
reef on Lake Huron, and to save herself
jettisoned her cargo. Nothing can be
heard from her, but it may OF course be
fact that she struck, jettisoned part OF
her cargo of flour, and then got of again
without great damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, November % Cotton steady; sales.
l02 bales: uplands, l0h C.: Orleans. 1859: net
receipts yesterday. S0,3s5 bales; exports-to
Great Britain. Ia bales 10 the Continent ,,sa
bales stock, sl4 3e3 bales; receipts to-day. 456s
bales; cxports--tO Great Britain, 1901 bales:
stock, Si3.O03 Oalos: weekly-net receipts. AM
bales; gross receipts, 509l0 bales; exports-to
Great Britain S. las bales; to France, i.2S6 bales:
10 the Continent lO.550 bales; forwarded, 1887
bales; sales 70 spiuners. $40 baleS. Southern
noar quiet. Wheat-OptiOns fairly active, large
~ In December. aud May declined ha'sc. early,
subsequently advanced ssaAc., and closed nrm !;
spot, firm and quiet; No. spring, So. nofni-
nal; No. red. December. s7has75.c.; January,
6sAas9 i-9c.; May, e3a93ac. Corn kaiAo
higher aud strong; speculation brisk spot
ladine very moderate; ungTadet, 5bAa5Szsc.;
No :, December, 0s aS7Ac; January, osts
bs-sc.; May, 5sAsaoeAc Oals active aud hatc.
higher; No. = November. S5aSiAc; De-
eeIAber, 3Aka38c.; May, a7ss sSSc. No. =, spot,
SbaS6kc.; mixed western. 8Saasc. Hops IN light
demand. conee-Fair Rio nominal at siaS;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
The Alleged OrIeani>t Conspiracy.

PARIS November 25.-The NOHjtcW
(OrleanisD. referring to the revelations
Of the Cologne Ga-cttc. declares that the
tory of the alleged Orleanist conspiracy
to discredit Germany in the eyes of Rus
STA is a bad joke, aud could not be taken
seriously by any French journal. The
Monarchists, it says, have always desired
and striven to maintain peace.
The JoUrn0i Dies DCbats publishes a
telegram from Vienna which says that
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and his
mother, Princess Clementine, have de-
cided to issue formal denial of the Co
logne Ga-ctte's insinuations against their
family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Tl,e NcnoItcn DiSaEter.
10y telegraph % dc DisPHV'H'I


~. VopK November 25.-At the
o ~" af tIe Netherlands-Ame
steamship Company a caolegr!lm W shS
received tins morning coirec"u5 ~ ~
list of missing passengers % 'no ~; -,
fated steamship Scholten' ana s'4 1u,i
that the following had been saved u III
nv KENYON, Gustave RonmonsSy, ner;
mann Euseler. Gustaye Wei IulsePpi
DE Bertalini, Peter JemlihowsH ST. nA'lA
Becker. Janos Pechneye, JanoS lahas .s ;,
Johann Gum, Andreas Altka' Hermann ai
Weide Ii is also stated that the och S-
ten will be blown up, us she now impedes
n T"n The mails have been re-
Covered cover Il is probable that her pas
seneers will be brought 70 tins city On
he steamship p. Caland OF the same
hne. leaving there to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Grevy's Resignation.

PARIS, November 25.-President Grevy
still stubbornly resists the demands for
his immediate resignation. The press
unanimously condemns the prolonga-
ton of the crisis. The Pair says Presi-
dent Grevy will not resign before he has
placed the republic in the same position.
1t declares the Orleans Princes are very
active, and warns Republicans to reflect
on the course they are taking. A meet
ing will be held in the Belieyille quarter
tonight to adopt measures, as the Caii
says, to conform TO the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
q rOt,IN BiRON.
Clever Crook disappointed
.It Bride and RGbbed Her
father.

1-,1-
4, " i !, ..l, I, 'oI 800. .oo..-
'.'.' IT, w H. ."i ' NAY
'''''' .''' o. .l i,'','e
-.-'--' "-.I 3" ,''s'''' ,I''l'
.-.' i.i jig '"i" TIC iIOC'
.t DDS name was Ut.
'.- "-.cn.i"u, and Dc had
.. i.e bota. Imperial lie,
".'.a. HeAad been Obliged
r..att on account Of a
ai came 20 Canada
sos "n a., way 10 Iljts-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Jubilee OF County Democrats.

10y tcIogTHph 10 ILo DI7UaICn.I
New YORK, November 2j.-The Coun-
ty Democrats assembled in the Cooper
Union tonight for jubilee purposes.
The result of the late election through
out the State, but particularly in this
city, was the occasion for the iubilation.
Resolutions of congratulations to the
Democrats at large and to President
Cleveland, Governor Hill, and Mayor
hewitt il particular, were adOpted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
synod ofihe Lutheran Church. South.

10y V'IV--ITU W ~" ''-I''I---''I
SAvANNAH, Ga, November 25.-The
United Synod Of the Lutheran Church
in the South spent most of to-day's ses-
sion, after the appointment Of standing
committees, in discussing home and
foreign missions. The Synod Is anxious
to establish missions in Japan and
China, and will determine tomorrow
which of the two fields it will occupy.
There is "A disposition TO occupy both.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
AnUnanthenttca,ed Runnor.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

~ ~ ~ ~ I''''-'1
New York. November PA rumor
gained limited circulation in this city this
afternoon that there had come from some
unnamed source an intimation that four
Judges of the Court of Appeals favored
Il reversal Of the conviction of Jacob
Sharp, and that three maintained that
the conviction should stand. District
Attorney MARITIME said he had heard the
rumor and had endeayored in vain to
find its origin. He believed there was
not a word OF truth in the rumor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
FnInI Collision.

PuTsBURGI November 25.-Two
freight trains on tue Wheeling division
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad col
lided near Cochran's Mills, fifteen miles
from this city, about 1915 o'clock this
morning. Both trains We're almost COM
pletely demolished, and three men killed
and five Others injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26

options lover and fairly actlvei 70: IT,,
yoyember. ans POI December, SIS 25asl5.gO; Jan,,
arv. al s,atI5; May. sii.5Ot5i4 Is. sugar dnIi
ana nominal: refined quiet Molasees steeay.
Rico firm. Cotton secd oii-4cc. Tor crude soa
a7Hc for refined. Rosin quiet a, I.V..ats.isg,'
Wool q,iiet aud steady. Pork quiet but neia
nrm: mess, si425 Tor old. Beef steady. MI.
dies neglected. Lard iOai2 points higner ena
moderately active; western slesu ~
December, s7.3'aT26; May. T.bla'''o'' rie'S"'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November ~ --Cash quotations we're e
Floar quiet salos light No. aspiring waesL 20 ~
5Gi1c; No 3 spring. &c. bid; No. Sred. ~ ~
40 acorn, sGc. No goats. sghc Aest-pors' sio.'y'
g. I0as5.i5 Dry-sai,od shoulders tOoxedl. tAoyt
fa60. short-clear sides (boxcdh s"Dat''AA
Mhis5oy, 81 10.
Leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Ynshtngtom Notes


WASHINGTON. November25.-The Act
ing Secretary OF the Treasury to-day ap-
pointed William c. Michael to he store
keeper and gauger for the Raleigh ~.
c. district.
Secretary Lamar said to-day that no
determination had been arrived at as to
Mr.. Sparks's successor, and that it was
not known that Judge Phillips, of Kan
sas City, would accept the position were
II Z udered 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
AnrnmsnnIM nnd M whist.


4 correspondent writes for the interest
OF whist players among our readers as
follows An whist-playcrs who note
carefully remarkable hands must concur
in the statement that a hand at whist
consisting Of only two suitsis rarely held.
Such hand was held on the Boston and
Albany railroad on Saturday the 18th
instant. which seems worthy Of record.
The player. whom We viii designate as
b. held am established suit of seven
spades, with the exception Of the ace.
Clubs were trumps, of which he
held six. consisting Of ace, queen,
ten. and three small ones. His
partner. A, was the dealer, and y,
being the elder hand, led the
king of diamonds Il, having only two
suits, and not ueingwilling to accept the
force, discarded a small spade, and the
trick was captured 10y his partner. \,
with the ace Of diamonds. He returned
q small diamond, upon which b threw a
small trump. b then led "A small trump
through 4, upon which a played the
king; returned the trump lead. upon
which Is put the queen, and returned
the ace. cXhausting trumps from the adj
versaries. and leaving the two remaining
trumps with b. b then played a small
spade. which drew the ace, leaving him
with the established spade suit and the
remaining trumps, the result being six
by card for 4 and b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Mnrine nianAfPr.
~ telegraph o the Dlspatch.l

by Telegraph % the Dlspatch.I
LEAMINGToN, ONTARIO, November 25.
The schooner White Star, from Oswego
for Detroit, was wrecked of Port Pelee
yesterday morning. Three Of the crew
managed to reach the shore in n small
boat. The captain and sailor named
Hunter remained nineteen hours on the
wreck, when they were rescued. Hunter
is badly frozen and will probably die.
The vessel is a total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Wrecked Mariners in Port.

10y IfIeFIapH % INC UspaIcn.I
PHILADELPHIA, November 25.-The
British bark Cupid, Captain Plat, which
arrived here to-day, brought fifteen
survivors from tue Italian bark Pietro
laranO, bound from Catania to this
port, which loundered at sea November
10Th III latitude 2G' 81, longitude 60 49,.
The crew were taken from the sinking
vessel just three hours before she went
down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
A.lanta's Prohibition Campaign,

ATLANTA, Ga, November 25.-The
Prohibition campaign closed tonight
with an imposing demonstration OF the
"Antis." Last night the Prohibitionists
had an immense torchlight procession.
Both parties claim the election to-mor-
row. Eleven thousand one hundred and
forty votes are registered, and 1t is ex-
pected that ten thousand votes will be
cast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
COTTON kEPOR-
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

NOVEMBER %, 1881.
Tho receipts OF loose made very lair
showing to-day, aud prices were well sustained;
&C. was about the highest prise paid. On
Charge there was comparative quiet. and We
hear Of but few actual sales. A good many Of
our dealers and merchants are absent attending
the Danville Pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Probable disaster 20 n steamer.

10y telegraph 70 the Dispaich'l
DETROIT, Mich, November 29.-An
E'eening Journal special from Cheboy-
gan, Mich, says: A terrible disaster
probably occurred near here last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
POSITIVELY
CONSTIPATION.

~ was for many years n perfect martyr 10
Headache and Dyspepsia. and sometimes
thought IL would kill me. After trying 80 many
remedies began % think them OF no account,
until tried simmons Liver Regulator. and am
now and have been for nfteen years a stranger
TO headache. "-B, ID. ODoM, Putnam county,
Ga.
See that you get the genuine, prepared by
j.. II. ZEILIN 4 CO,
no 2f-rh(wlSa&Tu Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, November %, 1851.
OFFERISGs.
WuEAr.-i.O9S bushels
CORS.-i 2tS bushels.
OAIs.-l0 bushels
MEAL.-10 bushels.
PEAS-20 bushels.
ORCHAhD-GRAss sEED.--i5 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WaEAT.-White. - bushels very good at SIC.
L0ngberry, % bushels prime ~ S3c.; geo BUSH
els very zoo! atS1c 500 bushels very good al sc.
Mixed, $50 bushels very good q, s6c ~ bushels
good at sj,.; I'D bushels fair at 49, SnOrtberIy,
- bushels prime at S.. 80 bushels very good
az SJc.: l22 bushels good a, Sc: ls bushels fair
al soc - bushels lair gt 1ec. rs bushels com
mon az 1oc; 22 bushels common az Glc. -
bushels very common az Sc. Total sales Of
wheat. 3,iW bushels
offerings to-day Of wheat. 30lS bushels;
same day last year. 5000 bushels. sales to-
day NJ wheat. 80 bushels; same day last year.
OBJ bushels. Offerings so Tar tnis yesr, $50, ~
on shells; same time last year, bOalh busaels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day. IS " $50 : same
day lat year, - 20 Sc.
CORS. White. al bushels very good new AZ
52Lc. 15i bushels very good nav at So. Mixed,
800 bushels very good new AZ 52Ac.; 2Oj bushels
very good now at Zoe.
UArs-Winter. ~ bushels very good at 86c
ORCUARD-GRAss SEED.-l5 bushels very & JOt
al sll5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
.u.,ness FAILURES.

lBy telegraph 10 The DlSpAich'l
New YORK, November 25.-The Dust
ness failures Outing last week number
sor the United States 1877 Canada, 10
total 2O7--compared with 224 last week
aud 217 the week previous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Forest Fires iu virginia.

STANTON, Va, November 25.-Fires
are raging in forests east and west OF
here, doing great damage to timber and
III several cases TO buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
sIARIflAs.EA.

LERZOG-ALLEN.-M Married, on wednesday
tho sd day II November. ~, no Tho residence
Of Mrs. Tomluson, Ncnlhe street near Twenty
ffih. in the city Of Richmond. by Rev. u. X.
Howis0u. o. f.li = j. fLEHIDG, 81 stony Crock,
W.. and FLoRIENE e.. ALLEN. IL the city OF
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Ex-senator Jones Near the Bottom.

4 Detroit special says The .fH0ic in
the Detroit career OF ex-senator Charles
W. Jones. the Florida contingent in De-
troit. is about TO come. He has run
through all the money which he brought
with him two years ago and has reached
the limit OF hiscredit, and he is nowi in alb
solutewant. The proprietorsofthe Russell
House succeeded in getting him out Ofthat
place two months ago, and he went to
the Griswold, a cheaper house. He
never paid any money, and last night he
was turned ont bodily with his son. De
tcctivc Patrick O'Neil, prominent
worker in the Irish cause, had been a
co-laborer with Mr.. Jones, and taking
pity on him took him to his house, where
Doe will remain for few days. Jones's
hgh-lving habits have run him deeply
in debt to almost every restaurant in
Detroit and all have one after another
closed their doors to him. Friends have
hcsoechcd him to return to Florida, and
friends from abroad have been here re-
Gently making the same unsuccessful eff
forts.
During an his voluntary exile in De
troit ne has never intimated why he
acted so strangely, except that his enc
mics were logging him. Who these
enemies are be has never indicated. For
months he has done nothing but eat,
smoke, and walk, with little sleep. He
is a vigorous cater, and sits down to the
table as many as six times in a day. The
ex-senator is a wreck mentally.
not AZ APPLICANT FOR CHARITY.
JBy telegraph to the Di-patch.l
DETROIT, MIcH. November %
To-day q man named Dawson took the
liberty os circulating a subscription list
i'm aid of the ex-senator. This was the
last straw. and tonight Mr.. Jones issued
the following card, the first expression
regarding himself he has made since
coming to Detroit:
10 the Edjtor of the Free Press:
! see it stated in an evening paper that
an appeal IS being made 70 the public in
my behalf. | have never taken any
notice mp TO tins time of anything said
i'm public print about me or my family. |
now desire TO asy this: That have given
no authority to any one to ask contribu-
tions of money for me, and that | am
not an applicant for public charity.
rSigncd CHARLES ". JONES.
SIR. Jones states that he purposes re-
turning to Florida 10 live after he has
settled up his affairs in Detroit, and will
be q candidate for reelection TO Con-
gress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
niNVILLES FAIR.
.,~rrs PETTY DAY AND LARGE
ATTENDANCE.
., c-e We'll Plessed-rhe Premium.
,a,-asd An Agricultural Fair
Meeting Military.

McoUng-&thtary.
...a. .ouam 90 the nspaich.l
,...Ir. November 25.-We had
pretty Jay for the fair, and tb1
ua. perhaps larger than vcstcr.
Both warehouses; were crowded
n,ars a.l day. and everybody
.'o>oi with the exhibit TIC
U.or.c arc overioyod with the
.. t. falr, and say this is but
of better things Al ~
t.. Judges of award had com.
d aoois. and Mr. f.. q
.ao DIST of awards as FOL.
t bright Wrappers, frs, pre-
o. b. l.. williamson of
..y. y. c.; second premium
. galloway lcolorcd). of Dun.
\. {. third premium.
Garrett. of North Carolina
| lu-ht mahogany wrappers
.., Sioo. =. :. Bennett of
..a county second premium
" Anderson, G.. Caswell county
tr.m d fourth premiums S,G
t Ollcy. of Rockingham
5.,k mahogany waDpcrs
.u. so. Is. l.. Hasclep a.
.erN county second pre-
D. 81. Land, of Hcurv
l..s premium, So. G.. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
RAIT1MnRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. November @5.-Virelnla 81,
consolidated. IS, past due coupons 62q lO-iOs,
36N; new IS, t5a North Carolina 6s. old, ZIG.
Bid to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
KgvIgw on rUg cHIcA00 HAREETs

November
showed rnin throughout nearly all tho winter
wheat tclt. and thi. IN addition 10 rains reporter
from there for the iWo previous lays MAJ" fciy
sensational neHs ora the Board Of Trade To-Day.
The growing winter wheat crop. waich was Sc
riOI~ly threatened Wi.h disaster, was fPfat-co ~
IA lfir way o. stand the cuininc winter be news
was bea1sh, o. coui. arg no. ,frntt ~ -,
ful &c. lower hsu IL ciohc enhcrHas
night II dronreI % >2sr. IT, "a" tr-t lew min
utos 81 ifali BE- 1u; he heh,ing Wfa shatp avg
the indications were mat the iu.s Nouh hoid
she price above that fgGie for the Dalauceoi me
session. MAY corn opened ac lover than NeI-
uc.Gqg sclose. o. 49, c. butimmodiately weatup
10 fglc., anu wa- f.ug NJ t'ai- fur1 opentd 4
traction on at siAs'N, imm'' .'.aIy -'lilhs 20
sl3pl IL dd no. takc looe for prices o. assume
quite decided strength after tir hlrt hear rueh
was over. Wheat got up i1 sh.; corn . blAc.
f0r les: while pori ~ Che beginning oi me ll.sO
O'Clock call wHs ltlt1. lothi NAying IN corn
vas particularly active, anH the merstt strong
no t0l e.. AN hour after me opening A We
morliug session advanced "a pronounced oullisn
feeling Developed Boz everything on the door ani
the advance became Very stelIy and regular.
Probably tae cfegtcst activity was IN corn,
which from the opening 40 4H4c. for Nay re
vauccd a. Jl'ic before IT. "rioch- me
traie IN This pit was enormous, aud nc
times pretty much everybody wanted some.
The especial feature ~ The session was a'tivity
and an advance 90 oats. iin4rfs seem 10 nav,
concluded tna' THIS grain has nyf boon subjected
To much II any, active manipulation lately, and
wltn tho strength prevailing on around mem
they are worry apt 81 advance. lhi- theory wrs
IA" basis Cor very liberal buying, mostly n Nay
option. witch opened 40 80 aol advanced 10
go. The proyi-iou mars was strong All through
the day January option W pork advanced
during The morning from .l3Th Ca HiD. INC
following are the cio-us prices oi ,lc aay Nay
wheat 80 90. May corn. 90 g.. May uai'. SIC:
January PORK. $3.50: January lard, f;.-2s, and
January -hort-ribs. ,...,%.
BALTIMORE
BNrnl0BE. Nd, November Cotton flrmer:
mddmg io,c -Four s.eaiy end nm;